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Last Updated August 4, 2011

If Corporate doesn't care how can you expect the local office to care? As inept, unprofessional, dishonest and disorganized as the Colorado Springs office of Re-Bath was, we find it totally incomprehensible that Re-Bath Corporate had not received a single complaint about them prior to ours. Re-Bath Corporate knew how bad the Colorado Springs office was. Re-Bath Corporate knew and did nothing. Re-Bath Corporate did not care except when it came to the monthly checks coming to them. If the home office does not care, how can anyone reasonably expect the local offices to care?

When we sent a detailed complaint letter to ReBath Corporate what we got in return was a poorly written cease and desist letter. As far as we are concerned, ReBath Corporate is just as incompetent as ReBath of Colorado Springs and just as responsible for this mess. If Corporate doesn't care about the quality of work done, who will? And, we feel ReBath violated almost all consumer protection laws in any state. Not only were there flagrant bait and switch tactics and rampant failure to perform to contract but we were shown glitzy catalogs from which to select cabinets and such only to be told they install only what is in stock at Lowes. Lies, lies and more lies. All documented below and all, we believe, are known and supported by corporate headquarters. Most of our earlier conversations with dave Fleming were on the telephone. What he did not realize was that we took notes. Lots of notes. We felt we were being lied to from the first telephone call. And we were right.

"The unauthorized use of the Re-Bath trademark and the Re-Bath trademark with te tub-over-tub logo, which are registered trademarks, on your website at www.tabberone.com/ReBathSucks/ReBathSuck.shtml constitutes trademark infringement and is unlawful and actionable".

Well David Rosenblum, we invite you, and Re-Bath Corporate to sue us as threatened because we are not removing the "Re-Bath trademark and the Re-Bath trademark with te tub-over-tub logo" from the web site. We have been threatened by much larger firms and far more intelligent attorneys. Two days later we emailed a response to David Rosenblum of David Rosenblum & Associates, P.C., also sending a copy via Priority Mail. We directed him to our Trademarks section in case his intellectual property skills are as poor as the letter makes us believe. Another lawyer who slept through Trademark Law 101. We pointed out to him the "uses in commerce" portion of the Lanham Act and told him that since the "marks are not being used in commerce" but rather for criticism the use is "not considered infringement under the Lanham Act" as he claims. We haven't heard from him since. What kills us is that he gets paid to be stupid. Really, really stupid. He did not even take the time to respond to our follow-up inquiries. It seems that David Rosenblum of David Rosenblum & Associates, P.C., based in some Pennsylvania town called Trevose, has bad communications skills. Re-Bath advertises nationally that they specialize in one-day bathroom remodeling. They have an office in Colorado Springs: ReBath of Colorado Springs. Catchy name, isn't it? ReBath. That's all that we found “catchy” about them after we signed the contract. Is it ReBath or Re-Bath? We think both. Tweedle Dum or Tweedle Dee. Frick of Frack. Re-Bath of Colorado Springs was located at 3850 Maizeland Road, Colorado Springs, CO 80915. Their telephone number was (719) 471-9604 but don't expect anyone to answer the telephone. We rarely got an real person. Their email was listed on their website as cospringsrebath@hotmail.com which really should have been a warning indicator. What serious company is so cheap they have a Hotmail email address? Their web site, www.rebathofsocolo.com is really a sub-domain of the parent company with almost the identical layout and promo. We're guessing that it came with the office because the people with whom we have dealt from Re-Bath of Colorado Springs aren't that bright. So, you ask, what went wrong? Almost everything. We stopped by the Re-Bath of Colorado Springs office in Colorado Springs to talk about getting out two bathrooms remodeled. We had budgeted for this last year (2006) and we wanted to get rid of the cheap crap that came with our Summit Crest home (we call them Summit Crap homes). The office was nice and the secretary was polite but unable to help us. We had to wait for a salesman named Greg Sanders to come to our home to measure everything. Made sense. We warned them that we were 75 miles from Colorado Springs but we were assured that that was not a problem. Nor was the fact we were in a modular home a problem according to Greg, or Kyle or Dave. March 6, 2007 So, on March 6, 2007, the sales representative from ReBath of Colorado Springs, Greg Sanders, came to our house and measured and took pictures. We told him it was a modular home. We told him why we were getting new showers and cabinets and what we wanted. He gave us an estimate and we gave him a deposit for $6, 678.50. Greg commented that this job, two bathrooms plus cabinets, would take several days and they would have the crew stay at a motel for a few days until the work was done to save on the commute. But, as he said, that was their problem. The contract called for 8 to 10 weeks for the installation which would have made the Estimated Date Of Installation ("EDOI") around May 15, 2007. March 6, 2007 ± a week The weird stuff began almost immediately. In a little more than a week, plus or minus, we got a call from Kyle, the general manager at ReBath of Colorado Springs, saying that he would have to come out to the house and re-measure everything and re-take pictures of everything. Huh? He claimed that it was standard procedure as the sales representatives never seemed to get it right. Huh? Then why have them do it in the first place? It was set for March 16, 2007, but because of “family problems” Kyle had to delay it one day. March 17, 2007 So, on March 17, 2007, Kyle (we believe it was Kyle) came to our house to re-measure and confirm and take new pictures. We told him it was a modular home. We told him why we were getting new showers and cabinets and what we wanted. He said no problem. May 28, 2007 ± the Estimated Date Of Installation ("EDOI") plus 13 days The original contract called for an estimated installation in eight weeks to ten weeks. Since we had not heard anything from ReBath, Karen called ReBath of Colorado Springs the end of May to find out what was happening. That date being around eight weeks at the time. Stacy told us that the installation times on the contracts were never accurate and that we were really looking at twelve weeks or more, so, according to her, everything was still on schedule. So we were lied to from the time we signed the contract. Why not just tell the truth? Or was it the truth? They were so incompetent they probably were behind schedule and were lying about it. Or perhaps they just liked to lie about everything? Originally the installation was first scheduled to begin Monday, June 4, 2007 but something came up (we weren't told what) and they rescheduled the installation for Monday June 11th through Thursday June 14th. June 14, 2007 EDOI plus 30 days Why weren't we surprised when Kyle of ReBath of Colorado Springs called us Monday June 14th to tell us the cabinets hadn't come in so they wanted to reschedule the installation, again. After all, as they pointed out, it made no sense to come all the way to Hartsel (75 miles and about two hours one-way) to do half the job and have to come back later. ReBath of Colorado Springs wanted to reschedule for Monday July 2, 2007. Karen reminded them that Wednesday was the July 4th holiday but they said that was fine. It didn't make much sense to us to schedule a job like ours with a holiday in the middle of the work week. But, that was what they wanted to do. July 2, 2007 EDOI plus 1 month and 18 days Alas, on Monday morning, July 2nd, we received a telephone call from Kyle telling us that the cabinets were damaged and that they had only discovered it as they were loading the on the truck. However, John and Nate would be coming out to do both wet areas (the showers) so we wouldn't fall any further behind. John and Nate arrived late morning and we told them we wanted one shower done before the other was started. They agreed to our logic and commenced to remove the shower in the second bath. When they removed the shower pan it was discovered that field mice had built a good sized nest under the pan. Mike promptly cleaned it up as both John and Nate appeared to get nervous around dead critters. This is when they discovered relocating the drain was going to involve more than they expected. Nat crawled under the house (no basement, just a crawlspace) to examine their options. He returned complaining of a “rat infestation” under the house. John and Nate now depart, leaving the second shower ripped out. Perhaps it was their glassy-eyed look that imagined the "infestation". That look usually means someone has fried their brains on drugs. We're guessing drug testing was not part of the hiring program by Re-Bath of Colorado Springs. This does drag on, doesn't it? We talked to Kyle several times over the next few days. He claimed his men could not return until the “rat infestation” problem had be remediated. As we pointed out to Kyle, both of us had crawled under the house to the far end and we only found six dead field mice. During this time, we spoke to Dave Fleming, the President of ReBath of Colorado Springs. He assured us that both wet areas would be done at the same time. Seems he was getting ready to go to England on vacation with his family. How nice. July 6, 2007 EDOI plus 1 month and 22 days However, it seemed to us that ReBath of Colorado Springs was not communicating with us very well. We called ReBath of Colorado Springs on July 6th and left a message. We called ReBath of Colorado Springs on July 10th and left a message. We again called ReBath of Colorado Springs on July 11th and left another message. July 11, 2007 EDOI plus 1 month and 27 days Finally, July 11th, John came back out to finish the second bath shower. But, guess what? There was a problem. John could not re-do the plumbing in a modular home. Huh? ReBath of Colorado Springs knew we had a modular home so why in the hell did they send someone who could not re-do modular plumbing? Re-Bath contacted a local plumber, Glen Batts, to move the shower drain and install the wall plumbing for the new shower. Glen and his assistant didn't see any “rat infestation” while under the house. We wonder why? Oh, they were not high. It appears that Summit Crest Homes (whom we call Summit Crap Homes) had the drain drop about four inches, move 90 degrees to the outside wall for about six inches, and then rise up about 3½ inches before going down again to the drain. This created virtually no suction and was why the shower was constantly backing up. However, relocating the shower drain was a line item specifically included in the contract. In order to avoid more work relocating the shower drain in the second bath, John decided to build the floor up. He then attached the drain and installed the shower walls, gluing them in place. July 12, 2007 EDOI plus1 month and 28 days When Glen arrived July 12th to attach the pipes, he poured water into the shower drain and all watched as the water came heavily seeping out from underneath the “floor” John built. Glen almost hurt himself laughing. All work done had to be torn out and they started over. This time it was done properly; the drain was relocated and dropped by Glen. When questioned, John said the job would have to be finished the next day. So Mike told John he was going to the hardware store to buy a lot of steel wool to plug the holes in the floor to keep the mice out. The hardware store was a two-hour round trip. John lied. He installed the entire shower while Mike was gone. $40.00 worth of steel wool still sits in the shed. We wonder if John's memory problems are related to his glassy stare. However, by the end of the day, the second shower was completed, some 4½ months after the contract was signed. Lots more to go so hold the celebrations. July 17, 2007 EDOI plus 2 months and 2 days We were told Tuesday July 17 that they would call us Thursday July 19th. They did not call as they said they would. July 20, 2007 EDOI plus 2 months and 5 days Then the real waiting began. We called ReBath of Colorado Springs four times on July 20th to find out what was happening. No calls were returned. July 24, 2007 EDOI plus 2 months and 9 days We called again on July 24th at 10am and wanted to leave yet another message but the recording device was full! So we recalled and left the message on another extension. Remember when we earlier stated no one ever seemed to answer the telephone? Do you see a pattern here? Thirty minutes later Stacy did call us back to tell us she would have Kyle call us and that Dave was gone until July 30th. Wow! There was life at ReBath of Colorado Springs. And it seems all of it lied, and lied, and lied. We called again at 2:30pm. Matt Craig, a new name has entered the picture, said he would call us right back after he saw where we were on the board. He actually did call us back about fifteen minutes later. He identified himself as a representative for ReBath for Southern Colorado and he was in the office to get them squared away. To get them back where they should be. Right. He was either a gifted liar or an escapee from a nearby asylum as nothing he said was true or ever happened. Matt informed us that they hadn't received the cabinets so they were going to phase B and get them from a local company. He also told us that John was a certified technician with ReBath. We talked again thirty minutes later and he told us Kyle was waiting on the countertops from Lowe's. Matt also told Kyle himself would be coming out to help install the cabinets and finish the master bath shower. Matt then asked us if we would consider accepting a gift certificate for $50.00 to a restaurant in Colorado Springs to make up for the delays and other problems. We told him yes. We have never received that "gift certificate". It appears that everyone connected with ReBath lies or is delusional. Later that day, Stacy called just before 5pm. She told us Kyle would be calling us. When we inquired about Matt, she told us he was just a sales rep. So much for getting their stories straight. July 28, 2007 EDOI plus 2 months and 13 days On Saturday, July 28, 2007, we received a call from Dave Fleming, President of ReBath of Colorado Springs, He told us he had come home a couple of days early from England to take care of some pressing problems. It appeared he had at least six jobs that were either unfinished or not scheduled. He claimed he had doubled his income every year for the last ten years and he wasn't about to let that stop now. He also told us he was disappointed in Kyle. He had hired him away from a company in Denver expecting him to run the show and he was not. Dave also told us he was firing Kyle on Monday (July 30). Dave wanted to know where we were work wise. We bought the whole package. Lock, stock and lies. We believed the lying bastard. And that is what he trurned out to be, in spades. Dave Fleming then informed us that he planned to come to our house on Wednesday, August 1st with John. August 1, 2007 EDOI plus 2 months and 17 days So what happens August 1st? Seems Dave decided to come out but his truck broke down during the long climb to Wilkerson Pass. Opps! And he couldn't make it the next day, or the next. Hmmmm. Let the lies begin. We were getting a lot of fertilizer from Re-Bath. August 7, 2007 EDOI plus 2 months and 23 days Finally, Dave Fleming showed up Tuesday, August 7th. To measure and take pictures? Again? It's already been done twice! And, he did not even bring a tape measure! He borrowed one of ours. So, Dave measured and took pictures. We told him it was a modular home. We told him why we were getting new showers and cabinets and what we wanted. He said no problem. We also told him that we had removed the original master bathtub ourselves the week before because we had no idea if ReBath of Colorado Springs was ever going to appear to finish the job. August 16, 2007 EDOI plus 3 months and 1 day More work was scheduled for Thursday August 16th and 17th. John showed up the 16th to build out the wall in the master bath so the shower could be installed. John left at 3pm. Dave called and wanted to schedule for Monday and Tuesday August 20th and 21st but we told him we had an appointment in Denver and would not be available. So more work was set for Wednesday August 22nd. August 17, 2007 EDOI plus 3 months and 2 days Friday, August 17th, the “plumber” for ReBath of Colorado Springs appeared. Steve, who is not a plumber as we were told, took out the master bath cabinets, the master bath shower stall, and remembered to cap the lines after creating a mess. Why would they tell us he was a plumber? August 22, 2007 EDOI plus 3 months 6 days On Wednesday, August 22nd, we were expecting a plumber from Woodland Park who had been contracted by ReBath of Colorado Springs to replace Glen whom they considered too expensive. At about 11:30am we called ReBath of Colorado Springs because the plumber had not yet arrived. Stacy was in the office and called us back to inform us the plumber was scheduled to arrive at our place around noon so we should expect him sometime between 1pm and 2pm. Huh? Do we smell a lie in the making here? A really big lie? It gets worse, folks. At 3:30pm we still have no plumber. We have been waiting at home all day for him to show. We call ReBath and Stacy tells us he got lost. Huh? She claimed he was wandering around trying to find our house and gave up and went home. What? Why didn't he call us for directions? After traveling over an hour to get into our area, don't you think a “real” person would have called for directions before just deciding to take the over one hour drive back? Plus, the Re-Bath emplyees, as stupid and as stoned as they were, had no trouble finding us. We don't think there really was a plumber coming, do you? Stacy also told us Dave would be calling us in the morning with the plumber's telephone number so we could call him and tell him how to get to our place. Right. John, Dave, Kyle and Steve all knew how to find our house and we were to tell the “plumber” how to get here? Right. There's still a lot left. August 23, 2007 EDOI plus 3 months and 7 days Thursday, August 23rd we began playing phone tag with ReBath of Colorado Springs. A one-sided game of phone tag; and we were it. At 10:07am we called and left a voice message. At 10:48am we again called and left a voice message. At 10:49 we called again, to leave a message in a different mailbox and actually got Stacy. She must have been distracted and answered the phone before her nails dried. Or maybe she forgot the "Lie of the Day" and answered the phone. She said she would call Dave on his cell phone and call us right back. Twenty minutes later Dave called. Yes, Virginia, there really is a Dave Fleming. Dave rambled on about things like they specialize in mobile home and modulars (you could have fooled us on that one, Dave boy) and that he wanted to get the work done right. Karen asked him if he would be getting the work done by September 10 as we were going to be going to Memphis for a few days. He response was that if he didn't have it done by then, “I'll quit the business.” August 30, 2007 EDOI plus 3 months and 14 days So, Thursday, August 30th, John, Nate, and Steve arrive at 11am with two truckloads. They are ready to rock and roll. They have counter tops, cabinets, shower stall, etc, etc, etc. They rip out the cabinet in the second bathroom but they then discover they have the wrong cabinet: the doors are on the wrong side for the cabinet top. Opps! In the master bath, where they removed the old master shower, they installed a floor cabinet instead of the wall cabinet that was ordered. To do this, they had to jury-rig a crappy base support. They also left a large hole in the wall. Seems the painting and finish work, as included in the contract, was a mystery to them. They brought the wrong cabinets for the master bath; we ordered white and they brought wood grain brown. Then they discovered an electrician was needed because the back splash for both of the counter tops were too high and the electrical outlets on the wall were in the way. Both bathrooms had to have the outlets moved. Three different people at three different time came out to inspect and measure and not one of them noticed that small detail. This was never a problem before? The fixture for the shower in the master bath was damaged and John told us he would have to get a new one. Glen's check was to be brought out by John but it seems he forgot it (this was after it was mailed to Glen and then returned. Right!). The check issue made it sound like they would be returning the next day. They did not. Our mistake for not specifically asking them when they would be back. How silly of us. September 1, 2007 EDOI plus 3 months and 16 days The electrician appeared Saturday, September 1st. He promptly moved both plugs. It was obvious to us he was not an employee of ReBath of Colorado Springs. His bill was to be sent to ReBath of Colorado Springs. We did not know we were sending the bill into a black hole. September 4, 2007 EDOI plus 3 months and 19 days Tuesday Morning, September 4 at 7:30am, Steve called to tell us they couldn't get the white cabinets at Lowe's Hardware. But, they could get off-white. We said yes and Steve said they would be out today. Around noon John called. They would have to get the cabinets in Denver and would be out tomorrow. September 6, 2007 EDOI plus 3 months and 21 days Wednesday, September 6th ReBath of Colorado Springs arrives at 10am. No call from them this morning. Steve and Nate identified cigarette butts shown to them as belonging to John. These three butts were picked up Thursday, August 30th after all had left. They finished the shower in the master bath. Master shower was not fully caulked. They brought two 36” cabinets instead of the 72” cabinet called for in the contract. These two cabinets severely limit the drawer space as they are each designed for a basin and each have small drawers. We emphasized we were trying to maximize drawer space every time someone from ReBath came to the house to measure and take pictures. We wasted our time. Three times, what appeared to be reasonably intelligent people, boy were we wrong, came to the house and had our expectations explained to them. Three times, what appeared to be reasonably intelligent people, boy were we wrong, lied to us and told us "no problem". It went in one head and out the other. To make matters worse, it appears the two cabinets were not fastened to the back wall before the 72" counter top was placed and fastened onto them. Huh? From what trade school did these installers flunk out? Also, we didn't notice at the time, they installed an American Standard faucet, not the Michael Graves Delta faucet we ordered. It wasn't installed properly and leaked from the bottom. Not at all what we wanted. But we were finding this level of workmanship to be the norm from Re-Bath. They repaired the wall in the master shower but did not finish and paint as stated in the contract. They also did not plug the old drainpipe so we had the smell of sewage wafting through the house as well. Since their “phantom plumber” never appeared, they re-contacted Glen. Glen tried to hook up the water for the master bath sink but the lines were too short. They did install the in-wall medicine cabinet in the second bathroom but it was a three-door medicine cabinet; not what was ordered. They did not do a sinle thing without screwing it up. When they went to install the cabinet in the second bathroom, they discovered they had a 42” counter top but a 36” cabinet. Steve was confused and went outside to call Dave (we assume so we couldn't hear the conversation). Steve returned, claiming Dave told him that Dave had made the size decision. They intended to install a spacer to seal off the difference. We rejected this idea. The contract called for a 42" cabinet. We paid for a 42" cabinet. They did have the check for Glenn this time (#2054 dated August 22nd ). Neither sink was fully hooked up. When they left, they did not pick up the trash in the yard. The wind blew it all over the place before we realized what had happened. They also left a small piece of wood with two nails in it sticking up which would have been really fun to step on. During this "phase", Karen asked if ReBath picks one job a year to screw up and we were the unlucky ones? The response was that we weren't even close. They had a job in Woodland Park they were still working on from November 2006. Oh, happy day. When leaving, Steve suggested to us we put together a list of our “concerns” and fax them to ReBath of Colorado Springs so they could make sure everything would be taken care of. So we did that day. Two days later, Dave Fleming responded by email, “Thank you for your concerns, they will be addressed back on Monday.” September 25, 2007 EDOI plus 4 months and 9 days The expected response, due September 10th, was a long time coming. We emailed ReBath of Colorado Springs September 25th, some two weeks later, asking about a response. Yikes! We got a response from Dave Fleming: “We would like to finish the project as the subs have been paid. We are ready willing and able to finish when you are ready and am available at any time prior to talk of the other issues.” We emailed him back, “'Ready willing and able' doesn't address the issues we raised. We sent you the concerns, we would like them addressed on a point by point basis, including but not limited to the faucet switch issue.” He responded. Total bullshit. High points: Point #1 - 36” floor cabinet installed in master shower area where contract calls for 36” wall cabinet. His response: “We only provide what is standard thru Lowes, otherwise contract would say special order or custom.” Point #3 - We ordered one 72” cabinet and they installed two 36” cabinets. His response: “We only provide what is standard thru Lowes, otherwise contract would say special order or custom.” Point #5 - Contract called for a 42” cabinet. They ordered a 42” top and a 36” cabinet. His response: “The top was ordered to the specs provided for the top originally. This eliminates two things, to not have a gap in flooring and to also provide the customer with the same amount of top accustomed to prior. We only provide what is standard thru Lowes, otherwise contract would say special order or custom. Standard practice is to provide a trim piece to allow the 36” to become 42”. We can put in a 24 and 18' as suggested but the depths are not the same as the larger cabinets. You are then forced to provide a trim piece on the back of the cabinet and cut the two cabinets to accommodate the larger bowl. This is turn sacrifices the integrity of the small cab. “ We obviously did not like his response. While he conceded some small points, his explanation for the major problems was unacceptable. And it was total bullshit. What happened to contract law? Why would he send a salesman to take an order that would never be filled? Was it because he intended to "switch" everything to save money? It appears to have been a scam from the very beginning. We sent him our objections on September 26, 2007. #1 - not complete. The contract calls for a “wall cabinet”. You installed a floor cabinet. What you claim at this time what the contract “would say” is irrelevant; it's what the contract “does say”. Because your people procured a floor cabinet instead of a wall cabinet, they jury-rigged the installation and that is not what was wanted. Are you trying to tell us Lowe's doesn't have wall cabinets? And why didn't somebody consult us before making the change? #3 - not complete. See #1. Contract specifies a 72” cabinet. Both you and another representative from your office came here after the salesman was fired and verified all measurements and orders. You wait until installation to “change” things? The “free” cabinet does not have satisfactory drawers. #5 - Why wasn't this “explained” to us on any of the three occasions a representative from Re-Bath, including you, was at the house taking measurements and confirming the orders? At no time did any one mention the cabinets were “thru Lowes”; we were under the impression these cabinets would be customized to meet our measurements. The catalogs we looked at made no mention of Lowes and neither did any company representative. We were under the impression we were getting a customized bathroom refit, not standard hardware off the shelf. Additionally, your claim of standard practice doesn't wash. When your crew encountered the problem of the 42” top and the 36” cabinet, they were dumfounded. They had to call you to get the story to tell us. Your version here is not the tale they told. We do not consider the entire additional plumbing charges to be a contract factor. For the shower in the second bath, the relocation of the drain of the plumbing for the faucet and listed in the contract as included. We paid the plumber directly for the work he performed under the house in dropping the drain and reconnecting it. Therefore there are no additional plumbing expenses for the second bath. As far as the master bath, the same would apply; the only possible extra expense would be the under-the-house work because the rest is covered in the contract. The fact YOUR people were unable, or unwilling, to install the ordered showers and cabinets, which should be standard work for you, is not our responsibility. Three representatives from your office, including you, came to the house and should have reasonably anticipated any problems in a standard installation. We agree the drain pipes needed to be dropped to improve drainage but that was only part of the plumbing. Your failure to anticipate reasonable problems does not automatically include those problems in ¶4 So, Dave had a little hissy-fit. A tantrum of sorts. He emailed us back: “Are you saying you do not want us to finish with the purchased materials? Do you want us to remove ourselves from the phase b section of the bathrooms and find another contractor? Or are you saying you want us to proceed and agree to the said amount? We want to work with you but by saying you were 'under the impression and what the contract says is irrelevant' makes things difficult. This becomes a he said she said, chicken and egg scenario. If you feel this is impassable, we are fine with removing our product from your home and refunding your deposit as well. Please offer any reasonable solution you have and we will try to accommodate.” We replied: We accept your offer of “removing our product from your home and refunding your deposit”. You may arrange to have someone remove the cabinets, cabinet tops, cabinet fixtures, wall cabinet, window molding, both showers, walls, pans, and fixtures. Prior to anyone removing these items we would want a certified check for the amount of the deposit. In addition, the removal of these items is to be done in a manner so as to not further damage any walls, floors, furniture, etc. We also told him: While we accept your offer of “removing our product from your home and refunding your deposit”, we don't see how it benefits you. Most of the items cannot be reused by you nor can they returned by you because they are used (in some cases they have holes drilled into them). Including lost man hours for installation and now the removal. While we accept your offer, we would consider a counter-offer along these lines: both parties declare the job finished as of now, your crew never comes out here again, we will contract to finish the work, no warranties required from you, and there are no further payments from us. Considering the projected loss for material and more labor, this scenario affords you substantial revenue from the down payment which you would retain. Referring to your second paragraph above, you again misquote. Our statement was” What you claim at this time what the contract “would say” is irrelevant; it's what the contract “does say”. YOU are making the claim the wording of the contract is irrelevant, not us. “Under the impression” comes from conversations with at least three different representatives from your company (including you), and a signed contract that specifies things you are now claiming to be invalid. We feel we have legitimate complaints that we feel you are dismissing. So we settled. We gave them $2,800 to leave everything as it is and we finish it, properly. We have incurred additional fees paying a plumber to properly install the faucet they screwed up. We also incurred additional fees purchasing a faucet of better quality then they provided and installing the cabinet and faucet (we purchased) in the second bath. And, it took Dave Fleming weeks to get us the final release but only a few days to cash the check. So what did ReBath of Colorado Springs get done in the 113 days: They installed a new shower in the second bathroom but screwed up relocating the drain;         this part of the one-day bathroom remodeling took only 58 days They installed an in-wall medicine cabinet in the second bathroom, but not the one we ordered;         this part of the one-day bathroom remodeling took only 113 days They installed a new shower in the master bath. Master shower was not fully caulkedand all 3 fittings leaked;         this part of the one-day bathroom remodeling took only 113 days They installed a floor cabinet (not the wall cabinet ordered) in the master shower area, the old drain pipe not plugged, they left holes in the walls, walls and floor were not finished per contract;         this part took 133 days to not complete They installed two 36" cabinets in the master bathroom (not the 72" cabinet ordered per contract);         this part of the one-day bathroom remodeling took only 113 days to screw-up They installed an American Standard faucet in the master bathroom cabinets, not the Michael Graves Delta faucet ordered per contract,         this part of the one-day bathroom remodeling took only 113 days to screw-up The (wrong) faucet installed in the master bathroom cabinet leaked from the bottom;         this part of the one-day bathroom remodeling took only 113 days to screw-up They attempted to install a 36" cabinet with a 42" counter top; contract called for a 42" cabinet;         this part of the one-day bathroom remodeling took only 113 days to remain uncompleted They left trash, dangerous debris and cigarette butts in their outside work area when they left. They repeatedly failed to answer the telephone in the office and/or return telephone calls when promised They repeatedly failed to appear when scheduled They lied to us almost every time we turned around They repeatedly failed to perform to contract They did a bait and switch on the faucet for the master bathroon vanity So, what did they do right? Almost nothing that we can figure. Almost 4 months for a one-day bathroom remodeling that was not done even close to properly or to contract. Installed by a bunch of clowns. So, kiddies, what have we all learned from this?

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